Robin has been writing poetry for friends and family since she was young. Her family encouraged her to write professionally but she never took her writing seriously. Her father's dying wish was that she would do something with her talent. She enrolled in the University of Southern Nevada where she studied under the famous Mr. Robert Cawley. After his guidance and encouragement that she had enough talent to become a writer, she won "Best Poems and Poets of 2002."

After submitting songs to Hilltop Records in Hollywood, two of her songs, "Eight Second Ride" and "Doc Johnson" were recorded and released on the "America" album.

Robin then became serious and enrolled in several writing classes. Mr. Cawley soon learned she also had a talent to write short stories where she later became the editor of the Mojave Star Journal in Hesperia, California where she tried to focus on positive stories that came from her hometown.

From the exposure of a successful and well-received newspaper, Robin was asked to start writing personalized words to be given as gifts. The overwhelming response of laughter and tears led her to believe there is simply no material gift as powerful as words. Many people know in their hearts what they want to say, but don't have the ability to write it down on paper. Given enough information from a client she has the talent to transform the information into a gift of words, which is guaranteed to bring satisfaction.

Robin is also currently writing a children's book, a collection of her "Adventures of Nellie Brown and Deli Dog" and two novels from her vast experience with mining and ranching.